(Salem, OR)  --  Kaylee's Law is scheduled to go before the state House today for a third reading.  The bill is named after the Kaylee Sawyer, the 23-year-old central Oregon resident who was killed by a community college security guard in 2016.  It would put stricter guidelines in place for college security officers, including more detailed background checks, and changes to uniforms and vehicles to show a clear distinction from traditional police officers.  The bill was approved by the Senate last month in a unanimous decision.  Governor Kate Brown has said she would sign it.